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help custom policy brute force attack asm!!
Yes, you need to identify the user someway.
If you cannot do it with the email or another field in the form, I recommend you to modify the html to include a hidden field with information of the user (maybe cookie or something else).
Let me know if this helps.
KR,
Dario.
I find it interesting to do it by irule, I am trying to think in the appropriate way to do it, I understand that the http protocol is stateless so I suppose that for each search of an account a new connection is initiated, I know that I must call the http_request event to to be able to use the logic of finding the resource that I want to limit.
but how can I save in a variable that counts the number of queries to that resource, if in each request a new CLIENT_ACCEPTED event is executed {, will I have to validate it with the coockie?
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